Prof. Stephan Dabbert presents KomBioTa at the ICA Rectors and Deans Forum in Lithuaniamore
Experts give insights into their research activities and applied practice more
On the relevance of species knowledge transfer in our societymore
Stakeholders from education, research and exhibitions talk about the value and relevance of biological collectionsmore
The virtual exchange focused on the strategic orientation of the young research and communication network on species knowledgemore
Well informed about current scientific issues and projectsmore
Biodiversity scientist and KomBioTa board member takes over a new department at the University of Hohenheim and starts his new function as Scientific Director of the State Museum of Natural History Stuttgartmore
KomBioTa and Hohenheim Gardens organized botany course for agricultural and natural science students within the summer semester 2022more
Prof. Christian Rabeling will establish a new research group within the Center for Biodiversity and Integrative Taxonomy at the University of Hohenheim more
The vision of the BEATLE project is to find ways to achieve a biodiversity-friendly land use and nutritionmore
Looking back on the challenges and successes of the KomBioTa networkmore
The exchange with Prof. Dr. Johannes Steidle made clear that practicable concepts for species protection are needed in our todays transport systemmore
Species knowledge is the foundation for sustainable nature conservation and species preservationmore
Hohenheim meadow experiment launched: Two-year study about insect-friendly mowing on the campus of the University of Hohenheim.more
KomBioTa promotes species knowledge together with the Bunte Wiese Stuttgart and the Hohenheim Herbarium more
Prof. Dr. Andreas Schaller and Prof. Dr. Frank Schurr receive Gips-Schüle Award 2021 more
Fully booked Boy's Day workshop in Hohenheim organized by KomBioTamore
In our man-made world, the diversity of flora and fauna is dwindling. Are investments in modern mowing technology important? And to what extent can they protect insect habitats? In a recently published paper in the Journal of Applied Entomology, scientists from the Universities of Hohenheim and Tübingen present their latest findings around the use of insect-friendly mowing...more
Applications from doctoral students in the 1st year of their doctorate are eligible for funding. The scholarship runs for 2 years, an extension is possible. The application period runs from February 1st to March 1st, 2022.more
Ideas from early-stage researchers (students, PhD students and postdocs) as well as experienced researchers are eligible for funding for 2 years. Applications can be submitted online from February 1st to April 8th, 2022. more
Special program to strengthen biodiversity: Projects from science and practice are funded for 2 years. Applications can be submitted until February 28th, 2022. more
About 170 interested participants were enthusiastic about the species knowledge and actively participated in the first exchange. more
